Penland Gallery: MOTION CAPTURE
As the daughter of Libyan refugees who left behind everything they ever knew for asylum in Italy, Yael Braha understands that the ground beneath…
As the daughter of Libyan refugees who left behind everything they ever knew for asylum in Italy, Yael Braha understands that the ground beneath…
Routines are helpful, necessary even. But doing the same thing at the same time day in and day out can also leave you with…
Most pumpkin farmers work with dirt and sunshine. But not Stephanie McCune. Instead, she grows gourds with nothing more than fire and glass. “I…
Contrary to common belief, the sleepy-eyed town of Weaverville owes its name not to fiber artists but to John and Elizabeth Biffle Weaver, a…
Most of us live in temperature-controlled homes with running water, endless electricity, and modish conveniences (think fridges that write grocery lists and vacuums that…
Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) owned lots of pets — two monkeys, a parrot, three dogs, two turkeys, an eagle, a fawn, and a…
Through October 25, 2023: Animalia 2.0 / Daniel Robbins: Hourglass / Bill Killebrew and Ellie Richards / Eleanor Anderson: Ciphers Just in time for…
A flaxen alfalfa field. A moonlit forest. An undulating backroad. Such are the scenes Marshall fiber artist Jaana Mattson depicts using nothing more than…
For Heidi Mayfield Drost, pursuing art was a matter of practicality. “As a child, I couldn’t do math or science very well. I couldn’t…
Accomplished local abstract painter Cindy Walton will celebrate her birthday month, April, by paying it forward to local nonprofit Our VOICE, whose stated mission…